Trainings and Professional Development
April 11, 2025
Law and Ethics Road to Licensure (sponsored by CAMFT)
Live Webinar presented by: Kristin Roscoe, JD, CAMFT Staff Attorney (3 CE Hours)
Description: This three-hour presentation will provide an overview of the laws and regulations applicable to pre-licensees as they work toward California licensure in marriage and family therapy. Topics to be discussed include the marriage and family therapy licensing process, including the new supervision rules for non-exempt settings, as well as supervised experience requirements for applicants, supervisor qualifications, licensing examinations, and common employment issues pre-licensees may encounter with their supervisors.
Objectives:
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Identify the requirements for counting hours toward licensure as an MFT
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State the number of hours and the number of weeks of supervised experience pre-licensees are required to meet
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Identify the requirements under the “new” 90-day rule to count post-degree hours
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Identify appropriate work settings and common supervision and labor issues that may arise in the employment of pre-licensees
April 11, 2025
Identifying and Addressing Biases and Microaggressions to Support Inclusive Spa
FREE / ONLINE / 10am - 12pm / NO CE's
This interactive virtual workshop is designed for specialists exploring how bias and microaggressions can show up in professional spaces and relationships, including within therapeutic settings. Led by a clinical yoga therapist and yoga teacher, this session takes a holistic and reflective approach to building awareness of how our experiences, assumptions, and interactions can impact the people we serve.
Through guided reflection, group dialogue, and case study exploration, participants will gain tools to notice, name, and respond to micro aggressions—whether they arise from others or within themselves. The workshop will also explore how awareness of bias can support more inclusive, attuned, and mindful interactions with clients, colleagues, and the broader community.
Workshop Goals:
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Build Awareness: Recognize different types of bias and micro aggressions and their impact on professional relationships.
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Practice Reflection: Explore personal experiences and assumptions through guided reflection and group dialogue.
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Develop Tools: Learn practical approaches for responding to micro aggressions with clarity and care.
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Foster Inclusion: Cultivate skills to support more mindful, inclusive, and attuned interactions with clients and colleagues.
About the Presenter:
Josie Milliken, Ph.D., is Dean of Distance Education at Pima Community College in Tucson, Arizona. In addition, as a certified yoga and meditation instructor and Clinical Yoga Therapist, Josie is passionate about promoting multidimensional health, wellbeing, and human rights, and has offered workshops and presentations for a variety of organizations and conferences on topics ranging from systemic biases to microaggression to the benefits of mindfulness in relationships and organizations. She also facilitates Learning Lab sessions for Calling In workshops led by Loretta J. Ross.
April 26, 2025 9:30-12:30 in person
San Francisco, CA
ReParentive® Therapy (3 CE hours)
Pamela Rosin, MFT
Pamela Rosin, MFT is the founder of ReParentive® Therapy. A certified Hakomi Therapist, she utilizes experientially based modalities and a synergy of Buddhist and somatic psychologies to cultivate healing. Pamela draws from a multitude of experience in various educational and therapeutic arenas. She embodies the precepts of ReParentive Therapy; bringing relational, loving presence to support learning. Pamela’s creativity, ability to personalize the material, and emphasis on nervous system regulation, supports students’ access and integration.
ReParentive® Therapy is a relational, somatic intergenerational trauma healing model for clients with developmental trauma. Leveraging somatic intervention while addressing attachment wounds, ReParentive® Therapy is an intergenerational trauma healing model for clients who grew up in invalidating environments. This includes people with a parent who was not consistently available for multiple possible reasons, and especially because of a cluster B personality disorder such as Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Learn about the unique developmental wounding and core beliefs that often result from this history and how to work to transform them.
$35 members / $45 non members
$10 for CE hours